Hoorah for taphonomy! If you'd like to hear me chat about my crocodile decay research, and why I love dinosaurs, then watch this video recorded by Dinologue and Brian Switek at the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology 2014 meeting. And check out the Dinologue YouTube channel!
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Douglass S Rovinsky
1/5/2015 02:50:07 am
Fantastic! Wonderful paper, by the way; look forward to seeing more. How do you feel the current climate is for palaeo research in Australia at the moment? 17/5/2015 11:41:52 am
Thank you very much! As far as research in Australia at the moment: there's enough material for everyone to work on, but it's difficult with an anti-science government controlling funding.
Douglass S Rovinsky
18/5/2015 08:31:01 am
That is what I've (unfortunately) heard. I'm swinging down there from the States to Monash U. in January to start my PhD, and I keep hearing horror stories about the direction the government is going. Leave a Reply. |
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Dr Caitlin Syme is a palaeontologist who recently finished her PhD at The University of Queensland, studying the taphonomy (preservation state) of fossil non-avian dinosaurs, crocodiles and fish from the Winton Formation, Queensland, Australia. Think forensic science or CSI for fossils, and you're on the right track! TWEETSSearch websiteLoading
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